Sari, Not Sari by Sonya K. Singh

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

About Sari, Not Sari

SARI, NOT SARI is Sonya K. Singh’s debut – a contemporary romance about a ladyboss looking for her Indian roots and maybe love.

Manny runs a company that helps clients break up via email. Her workaholic, often absent, white fiance doesn’t understand her interest in learning about her culture. Manny’s parents died without sharing their heritage and traditions with her.

A client offers Manny a solution – if she writes a (temporary) breakup email for him, he’ll take her to his younger brother’s wedding and give her the full Indian experience. She accepts and walks right into My Big Fat Indian Wedding with all of the meddling extended family, food, clothing, and Indian traditions she could ask for.

My thoughts about Sari, Not Sari

Sari, Not Sari gives you:

Delicious descriptions of food, decor, and clothing

All of the Bollywood and Bhangra vibes

Enemies to lovers

Close proximity

LBGTQIA+ rep

Family secrets

Humor

Even a fairy godfather

In closing

This sweet and spicy romcom is perfect for fans of Lillie Vale or Sonya Lalli.

Thank you Simon & Schuster for the ARC.

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